Cosworth DFV V8 The DFV (Double Four Valve) engine is not only one of Cosworth's greatest engines but also one of the most significant race engines, period. Drivers used it in F1, the Indy 500 ...

The turbocharged 2.65-liter Cosworth engine remains. Champ Car awarded Élan Motorsports Technologies the contract as sole supplier of the new chassis, which will carry the designation Panoz DP01.

"We are extremely excited about the potential that the Panoz DP01 chassis built by Élan Motorsports Technologies and the Ford-Cosworth engine bring to the Champ Car World Series," said Champ Car ...

courtroom 10 months ago. Cosworth produces and maintains the turbocharged engine that powers every car on the Champ Car grid. Now the shoe could be on the other foot because if Toyota and Honda ...

The Cosworth engine announcement came in conjunction with the release of CART's new Entrant Support Package for its teams, a program for Championship Auto Racing Teams that will provide more than ...

In 1966, one of Cosworth’s founders, Keith Duckworth, partnered with Ford to create a 3.0-liter Formula One engine, the DFV. Race cars powered by the engine went on to win 155 races in 15 years.

The IRL Honda engine is tuned to produce about 650 horsepower, whereas Champ Car's Cosworth kicked out 750 horsepower -- with another 50 to 100 available in short bursts using the Power-To-Pass ...